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Very well preserved hall. It used to be a museum with more rooms to visit. Now entry to the hall is free however only a handful rooms available to visit including Great Hall and former chapel. Beautiful place and surroundings.
This is not just a hotel. It is a grade 1 listed building with an interesting history. Parking is free, entry is free (although a donation can be made), Coffee shop with waffle House, restaurant, and lovely grounds. There are regular first-class tours, the one we went on lasted an hour and was free.
Small historical building. Unfortunately upstairs was closed off to visitors the day we visited so limited areas to see. Architecture well preserved & stunning out and in.
Only criticism detail needed on pictures so you know which owners of the house they were. It's free to look round and lovely sma
Really nice place with a lovely play area for kids. It wasn't too busy either. Only small complaint would be that the food is quite expensive for what it is - £9.50 for a jacket potato with beans and cheese. However it is free to get in so food is the only thing you'll spend money on. Would recommen
Beautiful old house.. well maintained. Only a small place. It’s free, toilets, cafe, friendly staff, ice cream/waffle parlour, play area and free parking. Lovely fountain and also shepherds huts to book. We enjoyed it.
Free to get in but we had a guide which was worth every penny. He was very knowledgeable and interesting. There is a cafe where you can get huge waffles, and a heritage cafe.Many of our group ate there and it was delicious. The sandwiches had lots of filling and came with salad and coleslaw.
Arrived expecting to see a farmers market as advertised on the net only to find that this has stopped 3 years ago! However the website had been asked to remove this but it still gives misleading information. We decided to stay and had a look round the grounds and had a coffee in one of the cafes the
This is a very nice place to visit. It is free to enter, has a good café. It is child friendly, full of history and has good parking. You can also have your Wedding there! Well worth a visit.👍
Great place to visit , with a very informative talk on the history of Samlesbury Hall. Lovely heritage cafe with plenty of indoor and outdoor seating . Little crazy golf area for children and big children (adults 😆 ) . And not forgetting dotties waffle house 😋 scrumptious ice cream and more , with
Stayed in shepherd's hut, absolutely lovely experience. very clean, good sturdy beds. Lovely surroundings
The house and gardens lovely for visit too and free. The ice cream is delicious and Maria is so friendly and kind, she makes it well worth a visit and to buy an ice cream
Attended my cousin's wedding here,stunning location and the Hall is a historical gem.Staff were friendly and approachable.Would highly recommend this as a wedding venue.
Just attended my nieces wedding breakfast at Salmesbury Hall. The event was beautiful well organised, even the weather held up nicely. The grounds are amazingly beautiful. We all had a wonderful day and evening together with both families. I would highly recommend if you’re thinking about selecting
Excellent venue and free to enter. Lovely grounds, free car parking. Great cafe.
Visited here to do a photoshoot, the location is remarkable and you feel immersed in the history.
Easy access, very clean and lots of interesting things to see.
Loved it, would definitely go again.
Stayed in one of the cabins for a night. Its really nice, tranquil place.
Close to everything you need and the beds were very comfy.
Loved the aesthetic.
I absolutely love samlesbury hall, been here for nearly 15 years, for nearly 4 years I have lived in a lovely cottage in our courtyard, it’s heavenly. We do not charge an entrance fee, you are free to wander around from room to room. We have our lovely heritage cafe, the food is to die for, Dotties
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